Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) is a fantastic company, and its founder, Elon Musk, is probably the most influential entrepreneur of our times.

While Elon Musk presides over his chaotic restructuring of the U.S. government, Tesla investors are trying to get their bearings. On Tuesday, shares plummeted 8.4% after disappointing sales data from Europe fed the belief that Musk’s political activities were hurting demand.

Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) has never just been about getting from Point A to Point B. Under CEO Elon Musk’s vision, the EV giant aims to be a symbol

Tesla stock was—very—weak again Tuesday as investors digested early-year sales data, trying to determine whether a drop was due to random fluctuations or something more serious.It’s still too early to tell,

The world does not have a true self-driving car. Several car companies and software firms have chased the dream in the US, and several of the large EV companies in China have done the same. A self-driving win in China would be huge since it is the largest EV market in the world by far.

Tesla (TSLA) stock’s 4% rally today didn’t prevent Elon Musk’s electric vehicle-maker from logging its worst month ever, as the post-election rally disappears and the automakers’s market value holds below $1 trillion.

Tesla’s TSLA stock, which surged 91% after President Donald Trump’s re-election, has collapsed by 44% since hitting an all-time high of $479.86 on December 17, according to data from Google Finance. Now trading at $302.